Duchesne Courier Announces Publication Details
The Duchesne Courier lists its weekly publication in Duchesne Utah with editor L A Hollenbeck. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year, $1.00 for six months, and 50 cents for three months.
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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
4
A LIVELY CORPSE ON SENATORS AND TRADE POLICY
A. L. Hollenbeck argues many senators and congressmen went to Europe to study economic conditions for or against league or world court. He mocks open mindedness and notes one side wrong, endorsing trade and tariffs against isolation, citing Japan and Commodore Perry as lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
League
World Court
Hing Gohe
Court
Clerely
Argumiing
Japan
Sears
Commodore Perry
United States
Honey and Its Uses Through the Ages
The article extols honey as a historic staple and versatile food. It notes high energy value at about 1485 calories per pound, praises its digestion, and cites Dr. Talmage’s work with typhoid patients. It also lists practical uses including antifreeze, canning with honey, and a honey based skin cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Egypt
Talmage
Salt Lake City
France
Ford Boom Shapes 1924 Nomination Battle
Republicans and Democrats unite in opposing Henry Ford as a possible 1924 nominee. Ford’s threat spurs both parties to back two thirds rules, with Senator Underwood seen as a key southern wildcard. A large anti Ford campaign faces strong dry opposition in the South and a growing Underwood organization in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Charles D. Hilles
Ford
Br’er Fox
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Truman
Mr. Ford
Henry
Underwood
Oscar M. Underwood
Alabama
West
Middle West
Detroit
Washington
Mitchell Palmer
Antisaloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
South
White House
Norman PF. Mack
New York
Europe
Food talk in quirky exchange behind the scenes
In a playful exchange, characters discuss the thrills of Chorma Nish and its standout year. The dialogue highlights food themed banter and lighthearted rivalry, reflecting a casual moment in a larger scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosteq
Rest and regular breaks boost productivity in factory work
Experiments with large numbers of women workers show that regular rest intervals prevent overfatigue. Resting at arbitrary yet scheduled recesses allows workers to recover, and factories that adopted regular breaks report workers becoming less tired and more productive, making up for the time lost.
Tribute to an American Architect
An Exchange tribute lauds the American architect as a skilled, balanced supervisor ideal for all projects from modest homes to grand hotels. He blends artistry with practicality, foresight with thoroughness, and fairness with loyalty to his employer, while building his own fortune.
Weather Mood Reflections Quoted in Dialogue
In a sentiment laden exchange Cecil describes the gloom of overcast skies and the rhythmic rain while Hazel agrees the dreary weather is annoying and affects hair, a playful domestic moment captured in dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Hazel
Fragmented Text Reflects Turmoil and Hazards in Travel
The passage blends garbled notes on preserving a good kid with an anxious traveler returning home and a fleeting remark about a drowning risk. It mentions Dusty Travelers, a Buffalo Express reference, and a Mohammedan Asian city context in Kashmir. The tone suggests worry over safety and gentleness in behavior, with chaotic imagery throughout.
Power Steam Engine Trial Stirring Cargo Fleet Debate
Fragmentary report describes a powerful steam engine trial aboard the Cargo Fleet Iron Company ship in England. It mentions 140 revolutions and 190 pounds pressure with claims of high output and costs amid a broader industrial discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Early Maps and Mischief Half-Remembered
A collage of antiquated musings notes Bartholomew and early map lore, odd quotations, and stray bits. It mentions Christopher Columbus’ brother, a supposed jest about hunting and a rabbit’s foot, distractions about Venus and bondage rings, and nods to Puritan writer Thomas Browne and satire from reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bartholomew
Christopher Columbus
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Robert IL Small
Ron Tiuck
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Harry Duberstein
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